Alaira Hudson, who will graduate with a degree in landscape architecture, is ready to step out into the world and use design as a “catalyst for positive change.”
Colleges
Through every transition, from Ghana to Morgantown with multiple stops in between, Sandra Ayivor’s belief has remained the same — “Victory starts in the mind.” It has helped her earn a doctorate in higher education administration.
With a love for the outdoors and passion for wildlife, Jay Rossell, a Charleroi, Pennsylvania, native and Veteran who was deployed twice during the Iraq War, is set to graduate with a degree in wildlife and fisheries resources.
As another class of business Mountaineers prepares to cross the Commencement stage, we look back on the triumphs and challenges of three students who found a home in Reynolds Hall.
Audrey Baker and Madison Welch are the recipients of the scholarship that assists Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources students pursuing graduate or professional education in specified fields.
Kim Floyd, professor in the College of Applied Human Sciences, was honored by Rural Special Education Quarterly as a co-author of the 2024 Article of the Year. “What Do Rural Special Education Teachers Say?: Examining the Reported Needs and Recommendations for Retention” was selected by the journal’s editorial team for its impact, citations and readership.